Population Recombination is a genetic operator in evolutionary computation that combines genetic material from selected individuals within a population to generate new offspring, thereby maintaining genetic diversity and facilitating the exploration of the solution space in population-based optimization algorithms.
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THE ESTIMATION OF MAP DISTANCES FROM RECOMBINATION VALUES
D. D. Kosambi · Annals of Eugenics · 1943 · 6K citations
THE EVOLUTIONARY ADVANTAGE OF RECOMBINATION
Joseph Felsenstein · Genetics · 1974 · 1.8K citations · Full text
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